Nikola Tesla
He Won the Current War. He Died Broke at 86. The FBI Took His Papers the Same Day.
Industry, war, and transformation
Napoleon at Austerlitz, Lincoln at Gettysburg, Einstein at the blackboard, Hitler in the bunker. A hundred and fifty years in which steam, then electricity, then the atom rewrites what a human life can do — and what a human state can do to other humans. First-person biographies of the generals, scientists, artists, and tyrants who lived through the fastest, bloodiest, most inventive stretch in human history.
He Won the Current War. He Died Broke at 86. The FBI Took His Papers the Same Day.
Rejected From University Because She Was a Woman. Won Two Nobel Prizes. Her Notebooks Are Still Radioactive.
A Corsican Nobody. Emperor at 35. Exiled Twice. Buried in Paris.
The Man Who Broke the Mirror
The Prophet of Radical Amazement
The Man Who Became a Metaphor
The Star That Would Not Be Extinguished
The Master of the Macabre
The Philosopher of the Other
The Architect of the Unconscious
The Philosopher of Encounter
The Man Who Changed How We See Life
The Man Who Invented Christmas
The Man Who Put the World on Wheels
The Spectre That Haunted the World
The Last Gentleman of Letters
The Philosopher Who Killed God
The Conscience of a Century
The Man Who Heard the Universe
The Power of Peaceful Resistance
The Grandmother of Europe
The Men Who Taught the World to Fly
The Last Stand of the Lakota
The Colours of a Tortured Soul
The Idealist Who Broke Himself
The Quiet Man Who Won the War
The Shooting Star Who United a Continent